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Illuminating La Hoya Summer entertainment

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THE summer period is synonymous with cultural activities of all kinds in any self­respecting territory, regardless of its size.

Vera can be counted on for a well­prepared programme with a wide variety of entertainment to suit every age and taste.

The traditional bullfighting festival that is celebrated ev­ ery year taking advantage of the patron saint festivities of the neighbouring town of Garrucha, concerts, a motocross exhibition and initiatives for children’s entertainment are just some of the options that the summer programme houses, which will continue until the end of August.

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Verat will be the other neuralgic point of the cultural summer of the municipality, with a myriad of offers. There will be events such as an exhibition of radio control cars (July 22), a puppet theatre (August 11) and a magic show of Mago Franque (August 25).

The full programme of events in Vera can be found on the Vera Council website.

Fairground fun for all Immense pride

LA HOYA PARK in Almeria could be seen illuminated for the first time on the evening of July 5 as the technicians tested the system before the park is opened to the public.

The mayor, Maria del Mar Vazquez, described the illuminated park as “an authentic jewel in a privileged enclave within a neighbourhood that is full of history.”

The park, traditionally known as La Hoya, is set to be given a new name Jardines del Mediterraneo once opened, following its enormous transformation.

The works are now in their final phase.

In recent weeks the perimeter fence has been installed and will serve as access to the park. The fence is expected to be expanded at some point in the future due to more work planned for the area.

The mayor confirmed: “The public lighting of La Hoya has been adapted to the environment, so it blends in with the surroundings.

“We have been careful with the sustainable choice of the components of the light installation to take care of nocturnal visual pollution.”

THE official reception at Nijar City Council for C D Comarca de Nijar FSF ­ Senior Women’s Football Team has taken place.

The mayor, Jose Francisco Garrido, congratulated the team on their numerous sporting successes, including the runner­up in the second Andalucian Division RFAF, the RFAF Cup championship, and the runnerup in the RFAF Super Cup.

In addition, the players of C D Comarca de Nijar FSF have been champions of the AAFS Cup and of Spain CNFS.

The mayor confirmed: “As mayor of Níjar, it is an honour to receive you and convey the immense pride that the people of Nijar feel in your professionalism and dedication.”

“I am convinced that you have a bright future ahead of you,” he added.

ROQUETAS de Mar Town Council has now made public its plans for the future Roquetas de Mar Fairgrounds. This is so that citizens and interested parties can make any disapprovals and contributions they deem appropriate, in favour of municipal transparency.

The land planned to be used is located to the north of the centre of Roquetas de Mar, near the Rambla Vícar Sur or del Vínculo and the Alicun Highway, from which they are accessed.

The land is made up of discontinuous plots formed by the currently undeveloped plot between Calle Merida and Avenidas Union Europea and Reino de Espana and by the plot of land which houses the municipal food market.

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